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Conserving disk energy in network servers
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DRPM: dynamic speed control for power management in server class disks
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Measuring the Behavior of a World-Wide Web Server
Increasing Disk Burstiness for Energy Efficiency
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Reducing Energy Consumption of Disk Storage Using Power-Aware Cache Management
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Interplay of energy and performance for disk arrays running transaction processing workloads
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High performance energy efficient file storage system
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Thwarting the power-hungry disk
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Scheduling for reduced CPU energy
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Nache: design and implementation of a caching proxy for NFSv4
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Operating system profiling via latency analysis
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EED: Energy Efficient Disk drive architecture
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On reducing energy management delays in disks
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Recently, power has emerged as a critical factor in designing components of storage systems, especially for power-hungry data centers. While there is some research into power-aware storage stack components, there are no systematic studies evaluating each component's impact separately. This paper evaluates the file system's impact on energy consumption and performance. We studied several popular Linux file systems, with various mount and format options, using the FileBench workload generator to emulate four server workloads: Web, database, mail, and file server. In case of a server node consisting of a single disk, CPU power generally exceeds disk-power consumption. However, file system design, implementation, and available features have a significant effect on CPU/disk utilization, and hence on performance and power. We discovered that default file system options are often suboptimal, and even poor. We show that a carefulmatching of expectedworkloads to file system types and options can improve power-performance efficiency by a factor ranging from 1.05 to 9.4 times.